Two Des Plaines firefighters will be publicly lauded for their efforts in the hurricane-ravaged Southeast following two recent storms.

Freestyle soccer player Abraham Muoz of St. Charles has many Guinness records and is hoping to set a couple more before retiring. Next summer he wants to juggle a soccer ball while climbing the stairs at Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in Dubai.

Celebrating 50 years of IHSA playoff football: How Stevenson survived a season-long roller coaster ride to win its first state title.

Holiday shopping season is just around the corner, but your fantastic find might be a fake and if you buy it, you might not be the only victim.

The Daily Herald and the Robert R. McCormick Foundation are kicking off the annual Neighbors in Need fundraising campaign to assist charities that help suburban residents.

Palatine police had to place Fremd High School on a soft lockdown Wednesday evening while they assisted a regional task force with a burglary investigation, authorities said.

Palatine Township District 15 and its teachers union have agreed to a contract change with more competitive salaries that could attract new teachers and help keep others from leaving the district.

Attorneys for the man charged with fatally shooting seven people at Highland Parks 2022 Independence Day parade argued Thursday that statements he made to police after his arrest should be barred from trial because he did not have a lawyer present.

The village of Schaumburgs annual tree lighting ceremony will be held Friday, Nov. 29 in the Jack Siegel Memorial Plaza between village hall and the Al Larson Prairie Center for the Arts at 101 Schaumburg Court.

An Island Lake man has been sentenced to six years in prison for supplying narcotics that killed a St. Charles man.

The Morton Arboretums Illumination exhibition, which opens Saturday, Nov. 16. Its mile-long path features 17 displays of lights and music.

Sugar Grove police are continuing to investigate the death of Elaine Zielke, 69, who died Oct. 13 after being hit by a vehicle as a pedestrian, the familys attorney, George Acosta, said.